Fingers crossed....

Sounds like Fitz gets another year in Miami...would be a good landing spot...

Is that Tua just not feeling ready to go or what. Not sure how this is in his best interest when it comes to money if they are essentially saying he doesnt feel he should start year one. 

@"Canthony" said: Is that Tua just not feeling ready to go or what. Not sure how this is in his best interest when it comes to money if they are essentially saying he doesnt feel he should start year one. 

@"JimmyinSD" said:

@"Canthony" said: Is that Tua just not feeling ready to go or what. Not sure how this is in his best interest when it comes to money if they are essentially saying he doesnt feel he should start year one. 

I would be much more comfortable hearing that than the false bravado we get from so many future failures that come out acting like they should be sized up for their gold jackets.  a little humility is never a bad thing.

Tua's the biggest question mark of the 1st round IMO. Everyone is assuming he's going to go top 5. But the thing about medicals is that they are kept super top secret until something usually leaks a few days before the draft. 

I'll be curious to see what happens on draft day. Sounds like this is his agent basically acknowledging that the medical is bad, but that all Tua needs is a year to be good as new...and worth a top 5 pick. And look what that year did for Mahomes, Rodgers, et al....

I think if the Phins dont land Teddy (or even get into the process) that will be pretty telling of their intentions with that #5 pick regarding Tua.

@"MaroonBells" said: Tua's the biggest question mark of the 1st round IMO. Everyone is assuming he's going to go top 5. But the thing about medicals is that they are kept super top secret until something usually leaks a few days before the draft. 

I'll be curious to see what happens on draft day. Sounds like this is his agent basically acknowledging that the medical is bad, but that all Tua needs is a year to be good as new...and worth a top 5 pick. And look what that year did for Mahomes, Rodgers, et al....

So I assume you are hoping we trade up 15 or so picks, correct?

@"FLVike" said: So I assume you are hoping we trade up 15 or so picks, correct?

Ralphie is hoping the medicals drop him to 25, which is unlikely but possible, given his condition is completely unknown. The Vikings might be a good spot for him since he wouldn't play at all in 
'20. 

Still, I think the most likely scenario is extending Cousins and the Vikings not taking a QB at all. 

@"MaroonBells" said:

@"FLVike" said: So I assume you are hoping we trade up 15 or so picks, correct?

No, Vikings would be fools for trading up.

Ralphie is hoping the medicals drop him to 25, which is unlikely but possible, given his condition is completely unknown. The Vikings might be a good spot for him since he wouldn't play at all in 
'20. 

Still, I think the most likely scenario is extending Cousins and the Vikings not taking a QB at all. 

Dolphins hired Chan Gailey to be their OC and Gailey is the godfather of Justin Herbert, also reports are that no team has scouted Herbert as much as the Dolphins.  Tua makes sense, but could also be a smokescreen.  

So do they want him? Team owner Stephen Ross addressed the subject with reporters on Friday.
“I’ve been down there to see him,” Ross said regarding the former Alabama quarterback, via Cameron Wolfe of ESPN.com. “He’s a great player. I just worry about his health. . . . The coaches make the decision on the draft choices. We’ll have to look at what his health is and everything else and see what the alternatives are.”
Ross, as PFT has reported, wants LSU quarterback Joe Burrow. Whether Miami makes a play to move up for him remains to be seen.
Even if Tagovailoa’s hip injury has fully healed, questions remain regarding his history of lower-body injuries at the college level. Tua addressed that question and plenty of other topics during a Thursday visit with PFT Live.